Student Council is an organization conducted by students, for students. The purpose of the student council is to give students an opportunity to develop leadership by organizing and carrying out school activities and service projects. In addition to planning events that contribute to the school's spirit and community welfare, the student council is the voice of the student body. It helps share ideas, interests and concerns of the students with the school community. Any student who is interested in leadership, organizational behavior, event planning or becoming more involved in the school is welcome to get involved.
Objectives
Some of these opportunities for leadership and character development include:
The Council is made up of students with leadership opportunities in meaningful age-appropriate ways, guide students through the processes of identifying and planning projects and activities, and help students understand the responsibilities that go with their leadership roles.
Santa Rosa High School Student Council is devoted to setting a good example through leadership opportunities. This program has evolved into a very active organization at SRHS. All members of this organization share an active role in promoting positive behavior and school spirit through activities which encourage high levels of involvement.
Melanie Martinez, SRHS Advisor (8 years)
Gianna Campos, President
Major Johnson, Vice-President
Daniel Madrid, Secretary
Willow Johnson, Treasurer
Samarah Serrano, Historian
Angelina Silva & Danika Madrid, PBS Officers
2024-2025 Members
Seniors
Elizabeth Higgins
Sky Salas
Dakotah Lucero
Juniors
Addison Romero
Lilianna Romero
Sean Bonney
Daryn Pacheco
Jason Marquez
Madison Anaya
Lyrisa Saiz
Jaida Paiz
Sophomores
Lachlan Ross
Alayna Jaramillo
Bailey Johnson
Avarie Aragon
Freshmen
Orlando Nanez
Jade Andrade
Jacob Salazar
Isabelle Sanchez
Joshua Tenorio
Past and present SRHS NMASC State Officers
Kameron Urban- NMASC President: 2018-2019
Gianna Campos- NMASC Second Vice president: 2023-2024
NMASC is affiliated with the New Mexico Activities Association (NMAA) and recognized by the National Association of Student Councils.